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The Penn's Grove record., 1887-07-23
The Way of It.

This is the way of it, wide world over:
One is beloved, and one is the lover;
One gives, and the other receives.
One lavIshes all in a wild emotion,
One offers a smile for a life's devotion;
One hopes, and the other believes,
One lies awake in the night to weep,
And the other drifts into a sweet sound
sleep.
One soul is aflame with a god-like passion
One plays with love in an idler's fashion,
One speaks, and tbs other hears.
One sobs, 81 love you," and wet eyes
show 1t,
And enc laughs lightly and says, II
know it."
With smiles for the others tears.
One lives for another and nothing beside,
And the other remembers the world is
wide.
This is the way of it, sad earth over;
The heart that breaks is the heart OF the
lover,
And the other learns to forget,
For what is the use of endless sorrow2
Though the sun goes down, it will rise to-
morrow,
And life is not over yet.
OIL 1 know this truth, If 1 know no other,
That Passionate Love is Pains own mother.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-07-23

The typical Australian is, In many
respects, much like the American,
though again, In many respects, he
differs widely from HIM. He has the
same selr-reliance and the same loud
self-assertion, which. correctly or In
correctly, we are in the habit OF asso-
ciating with our transatlantic cousins,
but it 10 a self-assertion and a self-re-
lance smacking of the land whence he
came. No man is more hospitable than
the well-to.do Australian. A visitor
arriving well introduced will be passed
on from villa to villa. from country
house to country house, and from run
to run, sharing everywhere the most
profuse kindness, until in a few weeks
he will hardly know who first started
him on the progress he is making.
There is little snobbery in the country,
but, as most of the people are self
made" the pdrUena Is, OF course, not
an unknown parsonage. though the
circumstances of the country and OF
the people prevent or her-becom-
ing quite so Objectionable as he or she
would be in an older condition of So
ciety. The squatters or g~raziers are
the a~ristocrats of the country, though
some of the successful of them have
been butchers and drovers, possibly
even of humber or less reputable ante
cedents. They are imbued with ex-
tremely territorial instincts, and will
refer to the small farmer, who ''se-
lects'' under the colonial land laws a
bit of the run he leases from the Gov
eminent. or the irreverential gold
digger, as an English squire would
speak OF a poacher, or a many-acred
peer of the ''clty man" who builds a
'snug box" overlooking his park wall.
Yet while the English squire is likely
to talk of everything rather than of his
rent-roll or the balance he has at his
bankers the squatter will hardly fail
to tell his visitor OF what he got last
summer for his wool, or what he x
poets to get this winter for the fat oxen
which are grazing in the pretty but
roughly kept paddock you can see
from the veranda surrounding the
country house, which he built when he
got beyond the shut" stage of BUSH
struggling existance. The ladies are
well educated, but though charming
company for a visitor, they are, as a
rule, somewhat cloud" and inclined
to exact the utmost Difference from all
the male world around them, and to
repay it by as little v~eneratlon as pos
sible. Nobody awes them. AS are the
mistresses, s are the maids, who have
much of the pertness of such young
persons, as exhibited III plays and on
the stage generally.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-07-23
The Stamp Collecting Mania.

The mania for collecting postage
stamps seems to be gaining more
ground than ever In France. Among
the most famous collectors IN France
is a man who has over 100000 post
age stamps preserved in 100 richly
bound volumes, and another who keeps
two clerks employed in classifying and
arranging his enormous collection.
Add to this, there are in Paris about
$50 wholesale firms employed IN the
trade, and one OF the best known of
these has lately offered from go to
$40 for certain stamps Of the year 1886.
Tuscan postage stamps dated before
1860 will be paid for at the rate OF Sc
each, while stamps from Mauritius for
the year 1647 fetch $50, and French
stamps of 1S49 are quoted at 81 each.
The best misunderstanding clear
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-07-23

The best navigation-steerinS clear
of the rocks Of contentment.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-07-23
"AND THIS Is FATE"

About fifty miles east of San Anto-
MO is the little town of San Marcos.
The low-lying hills hug 1t closely on
the north, the south wind with ''the
odor Of brine" yet on her breast fans
its face, and so watched and tended it
lies like a lazy child asleep beside the
crystal waters of its river-its river
which a poet once described as
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21
BLAINE m CHICAGO.
Feels Wen. Praises tho Indian Territory.
and Adsertises His Book.

Feels Wen. Praises tho Indian Territory.
and Adsertises His Book.
CHtcsGo, April 20.-Hon. Jas. G. Blaine,
Mrs Blaine Miss Hattie Blaine and Miss
Dodge Gail Hamiltonl reached Chicago
early this morning from 81. Louis and went
% the Grand Pacific Hotel. Mr.. Blaine re-
mained indoors nearly all day receiving
visitors He is apparently in the best con-
dition physically, and regards himself as a
well man. His ride from TT. Gibson 10
this city he has thoroughly enjoyed. In
Speaking OF bis journey from Fl. g oson 10
Gibson Station IN the Indian Territory. be
said: We rode in an army ambulance
drawn by four mules and enjoyed the ride
very much. The Indian Territory is a
grand and beautiful country, and It is now
seen az its best, the foliage being al ont
Mr.. Blaine said be had worked too hard
before leaving home, harder than he hsd
intended TO. My publishers" he said,
made me promise 10 compile my speeches.
I consented 10 90 this without approaching
the work which a compilation would in
volve. | could have written two books, I
think. with less application than was re
quired % edit and arrange ser1tiDs my
speeches.
Ar. Blaine expects 20 remain here several
days. tie hiss been invited 20 attend the
regular quarterly banquet of tse Chicago
Bankers Association, and il is believed he
will accept and make a speech ~ the ban
quet Various other social attentions will
also be extended 10 him.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

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t1eat tie1ea a.rifs fnf
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aIhsf CSC isa isefa c.r1 l.s. .aIle ~ s'ess-
'ff filfss ea4 rFsta sf a W l.t
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21
IN MEMORY or ARTHUR.
Memorial Exercises In the Assembly
Chamber at Albany.

AIBAxY. \. Y, April 20.-The exercises
In the memory Of the late Presiden, Arthur,
which were held in he Assembly Chsmoer,
shis evening. attracted a large aud dis
tinguis1cd audience including moss OF the
Senators sRC Assemhlymen aud msny Of
their wives. the relatives OF Mr. Arthur, IN
cluding a. 4. Arthur. Jr Ni~s Elen
Arthur. Jos. n. Msser sn1 Arfur II.
Master of CoGcss Mr aud Ms : Nc
E.roy. Mics Msy Nc Eiroy Mss .- Nc-
E'roy and VIM. II. McElroy. Amung
others pressn. we're Surrogate Rollins Of
New York and sx-Jni5sd States Harshal
AcMiehsei. Of Washington. rne clamber
vas Simply dapei with the National col
0-s lsrze portrait Of Mr. Arthur was
p sCed behind the Speakers desk.
The meeting was cslei 20 Orier by Ssna-
tor smith. who introduced Governor Hi
As chairman. The Governor. Who was
warmly spplaudei responded in a few
words appropriate 20 the OCCASION. Al
dresses we're thsn delivered bv United
States Attorney -Ge9eTal r n. Brewster oi
Pbilsiei0hia. who eioQnentiy outlined the
er Presidents exalted career. snd ov Chsuu-
csv VI. Dspew. who paid high 'ribnre -
The character and achievements Of the de-
ceased
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

Sax FmHcIsco. April 19.-Queen Kagi-
oiani. of the Hawsiian Kingdom arrived
this morning. She wa accompanied hy
Princess I5liinoFalsni and y nun.ber ~
heh officials 81 ihs Uavaiia1 Government.
The principal object 81 the Qeeens voyage
b 10 b. present al Queen Nicf0nAs jubilee
celebration IN London in june next The
royal party vii remain here shout S ueeh
when they viii leave fer Washington 80
pay their respects 20 lhs lfesilenl aa1 Mf
Cleveland. Alter s short atsF az th- csIilal
they will proceed 90 New York auj tataef
80 London Before rciuru ine oscel Ear'
olani viii also visit TIE principal rfes of
ibe world. She has never before been ont
side Of her Kingdom
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21
INTERESTS ABROAD.
Liberal Members want the Editor of a.
"Tinc-r srougbf % Justice.

Liberal Members want the Editor of ths
.Tinc~r srougbf % Justice.
LoNp0N. April 20-in the LOBBY of the
House OF Commcns this morning promi-
nent Liberal members hal an informal
meeting OF tie affair Of the PuneIl forged
letter The Government having reconsid-
cred tho intention TO summoa IRE editor 81
tie aw 20 fhe bar oi lbe House ~ fH3-
s'anNate tie authenticity 81 ihe letter it
was resolved 20 invite Mr. iaruel to move
the suru-rs. ~ have fhe entire matter
subwiset 80 q cornlsittee az the House. as
be m.ehf e.eCt Ar. Pauel being absent
af fh uue. leading members ~ ibe Ma
brief discussion 'hsse rejected fae pr8aasal.
Tie IiH- TeeatH taaf IS hes procured
spec. Eens vt Ar Itwe.Is snefu-t witt
tel about tEc ilae tie letter in a11
o. thcee rreV g1eT mentioned aaa aan
challenges Mr fane. 80 sn iaFoleatlon
iu ile lass courts er eirsr1eIc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

Lo&peS AHui 4J-Ibe Colonla Coa-
ference toaay sppoaioi 81 5-c3mmitfee to
e1amIne and report on the question of a
uadius,mml u Er h and colonial isr fs.
with vieT o. fbe proVeuenf 81 tu ie in
bone proceed rgs and Ue irrc SON ~
sriiao.s import dat.es on al sTli-.es ~ l3f-
e.En gr3sth anl Manrfarfrre camiag iufo
duties iDpeeed IS mans ~ e arit de-
pfuosnC ou British Fro1e Hfe removed
Tie revenue Hcrid af once fall fs- hci8F
tie necessary expenditure.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, April 2O-Mr. Mitchell
LETT will which vas drawn up last Octo-
Der. u is known thai his son is TO succeed
him ss the head OF his bank. AMI il is the
General belief that the viii. after providing
personal legacies will oatlins policy 10
keep the great property together as an estate,
% oe closely managed by those who have
for years httcnded 10 al OF Mr. Mitchells
business II i generoliy believed that Ir.
Mitchell left an estate of about si2 100000
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21
HE 0EFENoEo 4 wonAn
A NsEeslsns Msn uresks ths skull IS
DEu1kss wife hs&itr

tkt.tH.tf q .ft 'ttttttN fttht
AAscsloSA, AFtil -5-Aeoip4 efsmnef
a trenchman, employed 3. tae furnace n&s
been ca ihres DAYS drauE puAIls iu his
spare time ihrsshins Us giie. l4ss niebt
be tuFaed hsr out 0f doors and after srel. u.
ins tie nlgAl ia he weeds she looz refs Is
this momine With ihe fsui II A hanfs.
At noon t9iay SiemmeE y tnt 90 Henry
house aud demsn3ed Ais vile. Size refused
20 80 WITH him aad Henry tola eeg Size
could ssag tuere. clemwcf then slfacke1
Henry With a club. and Henry took an axe
sad fractured cseilt1t.s hkuu ~ sei il-
defense. StemmeF has eg. fsN hoars i0
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

shs Arrives Ia Sss fork-fhs franas
start ior aams Hiik tks ksmzlss

start ior asms ~ilh tks ksaziss
Azs fcAx. april 43.-Nfs. A.sxAatss
Mitchell. u.soN q the dead Milwaukee
mi.lioaa.rs. arrived IN t1.s city TO-DAY iron
IsckseaEills. Fla.. wasrs ale AS surauleued
by ths anusanesnent Of hes husband 5
death. She eas met by her s5n. Mrs.
Mitchell has osea suffering al Winter irom
bodily weakness and The sad usss snd lons
and rapid Journey Increased der zil4snt 80
that today soc - very III
Al clock today The cssket gss taken
frOm the Hoffman Hoass % the Penusyl-
Fania depot la Jersey tlly 2u1 placed in
Af Nitchsli- private car. A Cstsl4qns sas
n1ed in the smoking compartment 0i tee car.
and apon this the eassst vas placed. None
OF tie family accompanied the BODY 20 the
ear.
At7i5 o'clock tonight the whole PARTY
consisting OfNrs. Mitchell, John L. Mitchell
AID wife. Mr.. Lock wood. his s0n-in-lav
Dr. Mackie. aad L udertaker Patterson LETT
for Milwaukee lD the private car aitsched 70
the CaIcaE0 express OF the beunsy lvsnia
rs4l
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

I've Csnss - shsslns sss.tabs f.aeA q ass
laI nana - naLlaA.

fsr Haas 81 1alia@s
~ iogh, Apf.i se.-A special from iee
iAr b.aa SAYS Saturday niehi cansiatis
Caafies HaFi ed of Batter county. Nons ,o
Afs.s viie NlsA posse oi 8 bali aoeeu dep.
ut.es o. arrest two oatlsss desperate iel.
lows. sal finding ihrm aeav ham fha
auase quietly took possession e. awe fher
return. Ca tue sglue night ile laF.rf
county SHERIFF came g. AHs4FY'iie ua Iae
aanas nissl.u 1hs aaaifs ~ both u.s. uss
were SD eeefefiy carries orf thai ueiIarT
knew oi TIE otnef pfesenrs Ihe haner
county men had lsnsiF taken possession
wtca they heard iht Ripley county oepu
ees approaching suo suppssed thef were
iae outlaws wAo had come Wiib iafst
force. Scarcely had tse Ripley men snr
lnde4 its houss before fhs hgfier denu.
lt. oitIel & iesiart upcn tssm Wiil VIM.
chester rIts. IAe IRE ass referGta ans
iof seYefsi honrs fhe aepeaes waee1 oe
satufy asrfsff AT daylight fhe beseee3
rcoFnisei ine besiegnF party and Iafiev
Wss effected which endai r8e battle I0n
men wee woandes though not fatally
Tie outlaNs ieft fhe c8naifr
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

Mn Roseita Little formerly of Norib
vile. Mich. eied ~ the residence 81 bef
daughter Mrs. q s Medler or Fest - ven
ie-.lav morning. aier a lonr sna cutie
serere fick0rss. Her death EH gesi q
gloom over hef former village bone where
she vas generally knowa a1d hlgh'v es-
feemea. cle ieaXe- fogrehiiareo. taIaasl 81
fafile. formerly editor af fhe N1rihF lie f.se-
A. liiiis of BsiIie lregk end Nrs B
b Alden oi Me5s,ef N n. TIE falefa'
wIl ooegr al The residence 81 1nrlerk thif
a.sefHo8l- The reuHins Hif b. taken ie
Milford Hlch.. tomorrow Sol IEtefuafni
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21
AN ELOpemENT.
A Married Man slides out With q Good
Looking Domestic.

sx-tssssr -t.f.fts-t7rslc
MosLET April 19.-Frsnk Zsiif. employed
in Dodgs's cloih.spiu factory. he'd his right
arm nearly cut OF on Sitting saw yesser-
day. Dr. n Mullen dressed the woand and
thinks be can save the arm The main
talk on fhe streets f0Gsr is the eiopemen. Of
Hiram nryaut snd Bertha Knapp. a domss-
iic Who has been employed "a numerous
families Ia Morley. q verv nBe looking girl
who hss heretofore borne good character
tr. Bryant has wife and lsr-e fam s #
grown up children, and is about CO wears #
age. Re Is large man wFighi1z 2-5
rounds. he took wirh him very fnespsa
u h1rses ~aicn heiongei 20 his wife. AMI
s. effort nili b. made - overhaul him nos
fer the sake e setting him hack. bat -
sscgre the team.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

MIwArxsE. Wis. April 20.-All of the
asgs in the eity are hying a. half mast out
OF respect q tAe memory Of Alexander
Mitchell The banking hoase OF tho dead
millionaire Is b-lng drs'ei ia mourning As
are also the buildings OF the Chicago. Mil
waukse Z 81. Pau road. No Arrangements
for the funeral will be made anti he ar
rival 0f General Manager Miller or some
member ot the family. IL will 10 take
place until SaiurdaY
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

txrf-st- -e -.s t-.s-sss-ss s.s.
LsS-Ivs April 1l-Ths House passed
tie Alus Bill this afternoon bv - af1rus-
tive votes THIS grams the power Of saexa-
ton 81 the t3~nshi3 of Arcadia of two sec
tons 81 the to0nsaip os Pine river. the oe-
jsct being - MAKE the entire CITY of Alma
in Arcadia.
The senate sppr0rrisfsi S5s 90 for ths
senate Com mittee on Aupr0pvi alton re-
rsrted fsv0rsnir for granting sl18J1 f7r
tbe bail8.nz of = mining school e. H9aga-
ton. and sli.539 f.r Sc msiafea4ncs f5r 0as
re4r
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

JAwF1owS, \. Y. April 20-Ed Perry's
gambling rooms were raidod ~ the police
last night. Ten men were captured Amons
them wers Harry Williams anu John kane.
who have no visible means II support
This morning kaus Wa gwen two boars iu
which 10 leave thc town and Williams ws-
held IN $50 bail. soon after Kane le4 She
court room a dwelling house on EuHa.o sf.
was entered by a thief ho proved r0 ne
Name He was bTonzht back and held
The authorities say that kaue picture is
ia tue rogue gal cry.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

A Chicago nfan Ashea 20 he Auo~ed ia
Iside or Passes ss Heretofore.
WksHiNsros. April 2e.-- AZ .he afternoon
slssion O. ihe Interstate Commfro, Com.
mission v s. Meiien General Manager oi
The Wisconsin Central Railroad J. A.
Hand'ey. General Manager % lhe Mime.
apois & Northwestern ksIfora and Hr.
Brown Assistant GeneIai Manager far ihe
Chicago. ST. faul a omaha Railroad
presented petitions and made afruments In
support Of tie same. asking Tor lls sgspen-
siou ci the long ana short hau| section a.
rbc !aa Joseph Mons ol isiieaeo. in q
letter 80 tAc Com mis loa Esfs flai the iGu
So faT q apFies 10 hlu. le suspended 80
that be may 10 Use future, - be has iu fhe
past, enjoy The benefits of free railroad
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21
KILLING the WHALING INDUSTRY
Another Disastrous Ensst of the Inter-
state Commerce Law.

state Commerce Law.
NEw BEDFORD Mass, April 20.--The
great increase in railroad rates over the ya5-
ious lines between this city and San Frat
cisco. as a resul, Of the Inter State Com
merce law is likely - lead to material
changes in the method OF conducting the
whaling industry. For several years past.
since the whale fishing became diverted
chiefly 70 the North Pacific Ooca has
been the custom 10 keep the New fe3f'rd
whaling feet stations az San Francisco
and TO send tie CAPTAINS an! cre IS
from this place over land 90 Join their vcs-
sells. The catches consisting of many
thousands Of barrels of oh and large ouauri
ties Of whslebone have been shipped from
san Ffsncisca 10 this market bv rails. TIE
present high freight r8fes. If mainiaiuci.
are likely 10 prove prsAibii0ry. and s1 -
ping msn here think the. the old method
OF having The whaling ships brng tls.r
cargOes around Cape Horn 40 ihe eastern
markets will again D. res1Fied 90. Tae
result u Is feared. viii t. very eisc1uraeing
and nnDrOl table 10 the rlslt.-s
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

tAtNf-ttt - ttt htht-tsf-f th--
MARQuErrE april "a terrible dyna-
mite explosion took place Al Mephy G.
Sons camp. thirty miles from CRYSTAL Falls.
this morning Joseph Welsmer. VIVA
Hornbrook. John Good and August BFasa
and three others were badly injured. i, Is
feared that three Of them viii die.
The warm weather is aoltenlng the ice
rapiify
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21
DIRTY DAK|N!
A Row in the Michigan
Legislature.
RaDresentauve Dakin Posts
HIS Colleagues as Boodlers.
An Investigation May Result
II an Expulsion.
A Stormy Scene ia the House.
and Blows IN the Com
El.tee Room.

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E4s.rxe kuril - A senuine sensat.on
-.
noon ~ TIE fssdias ot a iensthy coHitnaAi-
eaton r0n. Frederick T. Easou OF caginaE.
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fs 0s ...s, --n..s, e,aarv =. Pe.kir.
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l.-,..I 49, - rratr.frt<. ~ Hv.. he
.nnoIrf.I 40 ~. -..axe~ 10 iuvasfigate TIE
ett-..-. s.rI rer.rf smoker Afarxev
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sI-a Pierce ana -ooN NJ. Dakln uogei
tbn ths eharfs. be not plated until
uroyed
r.d hot dIs.a.sion og the motion
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21
Plainwen Paragraph.

s1s,rstst 20 zst Nttsaesv -ets,...
PLATNwELL. April 20.-A large amount Of
town property exchanged bsnds lsst week.
The paper mai. work is being rushsi, and
they expect 10 lay the cOrner-s.QBe 81 that
building next weex.-Peier Hatfield an old
and respected citizen of this place. died
Tuesday night OF consumption, aged u
NpaTy
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

Wssasefas. ID q. Anrl 19-fes gr.al
of Jacab r. AugEsy fer assault - kl. gebe
II. Hi-ln18t. Ia A2gsnsper iss2. e0aaus1cst
before Judge A0atsonisfy tosaf IaiEs
Cl.pna8. of Deftoit $ q. ci.sk. ef Ngsks-
gan. ard Asssrs Smith sni Bsii q Bash
iagtsn. .sssad tks accassd. Ms. Asgssy
sad sE- Asfsr Laaxian. " DsffoiL as .
number % irisais from Chsmssf8lfg sla
C1.al11ts. pa az hare. Wl.u9i ass been
on ihe sand 81 cay sa1 rs e2o1'ctias
statements k2Ts createc a. ilprsss.3n
a4ailsi rlrl ~t sELk bss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

nts.t.,s 50 ftt Ttsr-sss-e-sts.
were examined in the Dr. Wler case TODAY
and much damaging testimony olieitel
Mary Mcguire, one OF the principal Wit
nessss against the celebrated a0ortioH.st
created scene Ia she Court room by hav-
ing III Of hysteria coup ea with conTul-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

TEsAEEkEt. Tex. April 23.-Clty Nsrsbsi
George Edwards was teafes or . bos in
front - p saloan tonight when Jack b ur
came up aud demanded that filp box hs
Given up - aIn. Edwards refused f8
move 8nd King kuocEcd hiel over Fl-
7ar ai cnee reeire1 nIs ses. anf afBv
inF ffvo erf slioi King des8 g5s fhen
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

CHfcs+o. Aprii 0-The petition og
Warden AcGarx'e for a change Of venue in
tas TRIAL of the case sesins. him Of con-
srirscy 90 dsf aud Goes county, was heard
in che Crminai Courf today. 4 large num-
ter af newspaper articles we're rsad "a msse
elea the statement taat tas Pablo min Z
bsd been eKcitsd hat p-e adIcsd s<alnsttae
dsfsriant TIE time 0f rasse articles 0c1a-
-ssaf sts .tnr q zaseen
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

tktsea April 1- ses'ef ssek, +Ae
rieae Of the Caioseo bsss bal sluh. has
bffn fsiaass1 90 the ffssa4fe s'ab ~stieh
Nsgs tenHs - S9tas aaa Also re.easss
Van Esfefn. the D9fea tsi1fala pitcher
81 tae liseeees tf Is inouetf fhis asst
Wlli giEs tas Cnlasos 81 lae sgafirA taes
noF Leta
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

et 49, tpra PA srec.ei from
Cafsss Tex. Hsyf ials shooting 81
fray occurred yesterday sf WfIson Nm
abgui ia.ftr r1as Bare 81 heft beI Htsl
tro aaif treeis banned W ls.a eu1 f~a r..
1isns 1l fae ChniaH nsfiDr Br5t fn
dlsns were Jed au1 ere eI tfsa Mtis8na
nss sefsolsF wcunael n fbe tieh.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

FrrrsarseH. April 1--Tae prsll-s mary
hearings In TIE postponed Panhandle Rail
road rohberv cases came up this morning
before Deputy AaTor Gripp. and a. the
prisoners waived the preiin nary sxanins-
rons. and we're heii for trisl st coort. TIE
cases wiii prohablY be tried EGnng the
present c1nrt tern
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

PsovtozNr q r. r. AprG 0-Ths coro-
ns5s jury today in ths case Of Hosxins. the
maniac vho was murdered in the s'sie Ia
sans Asr 1rl. sy a fellow inma,s. returned
= verd-cr holding fae General AsSsr1aiT,
niors H. responsible ev reason of ia fsilu-a
- provide 1del1s,a r9onl "a acsssi tatinr tas
puftng % Two inmates ia one room fsr tae
ui4nt
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

sAr,csVs - vss xtAsatsa-tsss,e.
kALKAsgA, April 2).-The residence Of
VIM. Tways-ly, situated about twoana one
half miles south of Kalkaska, was destroyed
by fire this morning. Tue building aad
contents were insured for 500
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-21

~rr.fetts - rss rsts.ssr- -s1este.
M3sTasvr. April - -Ta.r.een schoone-s
w=re in port today loading With lam5er.
shingles, lath and slabs It wsss picuic for
Taiivmeu and i1mher showers II -
Mon.seue Boom Co. eli commence cuera-
ti0n the fore part cf 1sxt week.-B4rroTs